Real names, real work.
Some we look after month to month. Some we helped reach a market they couldn’t on their own. All of them make something genuinely good — that part isn’t negotiable for us.
Graph Tech Guitar Labs
The nuts, saddles and tuners fitted inside guitars all over the world.
graphtech.comRock N Roll Relics
Custom electric guitars that leave the shop looking forty years old.
rocknrollrelics.comNewland Gear
The distributor that brings hard-to-find guitar brands to North America.
newlandgear.comFlamel Guitars
High-end electric guitars, built by hand almost entirely within France.
flamelguitars.comMakeev Guitars
Full-size guitars that fold in half and fit in airline hand luggage.
makeevguitars.comExpoShelf
The systems that keep supermarket shelves looking full as stock sells.
exposhelf.comBanarera Sports
Custom kit for swimming, water polo and diving teams.
banarerasports.comEvery business here agreed to be named. Want to talk to one of them about working with us? Ask — we’ll make the introduction.
Two guitar makers, one route into a continent.
What they came with
Two guitar makers on opposite sides of the world — Flamel Guitars in Brittany, France and Makeev Guitars in Almaty, Kazakhstan — building instruments people would happily buy, with no route into the North American market.
What we did
Worked out the route in — who stocks it, who ships it, who needs to hear about it first — and built the channel through the distributor Newland Gear. We still run the systems behind it.
What changed
Both brands now reach North American dealers through a single channel instead of none. The same work runs in either direction, including Canadian businesses moving into the United States.